Cell C’s financial results for the year ended 31 May 2026 revealed a concerning trend in the mobile operator’s new customers.

Blue Label Telecoms has reversed its impairment of Cell C and started recognising its share of the mobile operator’s profits and losses. However, Cell C remains technically insolvent. In its financial ...

Cell C entered South Africa’s mobile market seven years after Vodacom and MTN and never matched their scale. It has stopped ...

Cell C has officially moved out of technical insolvency after years of financial distress—alhough, it still faces some challenges.

Blue Label Telecoms (Blu Label Unlimited) has entered into a binding implementation agreement relating to the pre-listing restructuring of Cell C. Blu Label previously announced that it was looking to ...

Cell C is set to pay its first-ever dividend at the end of its 2027 financial year, after a turnaround that eluded previous management teams, as it forecasts revenue growth of low to mid-single digits ...

Cell C’s maiden interim results for the period to end-November saw it deliver on its pre-listing statement, leading to a share price lift. “Delivering our first interim results as a listed company is ...

Cell C has announced its financial and operational performance for the full year ending May 2025, marking a return to profitability alongside broad-based growth across its core business lines. The ...

Cell C CEO Jorge Mendes was paid bonuses and retention payments equal to 99% of his R14.8 million salary in the year to 31 May. This means he received total remuneration of R29.4 million in the year, ...

Cell C announced its formal intention to list on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) on Wednesday, a move that the company hopes will strengthen its balance sheet and raise capital. However, can the ...

The problem with Cell C CEO Jorge Mendes is that he is disarmingly handsome. It’s a problem because it hides his shrewd business brain. We all know people like that, where everything has kind of gone ...